If you’re looking to give a pants-wettingly terrifying experience to your favorite coulraphobe, you’ll find it here. Georgie Denbrough: The younger brother of Bill Denbrough and youngest child of Zack and Sharon Denbrough.

Betty Ripsom: A victim of It, Betty Ripsom's zombified corpse attacks Patrick Hockstetter in the sewers. John Koontz: A guard at Juniper Hill Mental Institution, killed when It turns into a giant Doberman Pinscher and mauls him to death. His screams were heard by Dave Gardener, who arrived only forty-five seconds after the incident, but George had already died of blood loss. The vampire taunts Ben about the deceased Stan Uris as parts of its face and blood are spewed down onto the library patrons below, unbeknownst to anyone but Ben. Illusions: It seems to have no limit to what illusions can be created, but primarily uses them to instill fear, which means they must be realistic enough to do so.

Mummy: During the Loser Club's final encounter with It as children, It briefly takes the form of what appears to be a mummy wrapped in bandages, which uses them in an attempt to pull Ben into its snapping mouth before being hit with a chain by Bill. Your horror experts at the Horror Dome are proud to present you with a collection of high-quality Halloween masks to bring a new level of fright to your life.

The woman, depicted in the style of Italian painter, Amedeo Modigliani, is rendered with an elongated face and fingers. Pennywise the Dancing Clown is easily one of the scariest horror characters ever, and that's mostly due to his frightening face! However, It's favorite and most common form is that of a circus performer named "Pennywise the Dancing Clown", as most small children love a clown [1] and generally, it seems that the people in Derry happily accepted the presence of a stray circus performer. The Crawling Eye from the Hugh Beumont film: The Crawling Eye encounters the children under the city. It then warps the Losers Club into different nightmarish scenarios, but they inevitably overcome their fears.

It will manipulate its prey by promising them what they want, but can also determine their psychological fears and utilize them to provoke or cow those it faces.

In the 2017 film, It is stabbed through the head with an iron spike, which merely disorients it, as the creature is able to retreat into the sewer. Georgie Denbrough: His right arm is ripped off by It in the form of Pennywise, and he was dragged into the sewer. This "Other" helps in the defeat of It at the end, and may also be responsible for the creation of " The Turtle", who is It's natural enemy. It awakes when a group of Derry citizens ambushes and kills the Bradley Gang, a group of robbers and murderers.

The leper's head appears one final time on a giant, Spider-form Pennywise for a very brief period of time.